1905 Film Network News As an outstanding film, the new version of "The Wind and Wind" can be said to have suffered a double sky in word of mouth and box office. On one side is the overwhelming praise from the comment circle, and on the other is the disastrous box office performance. In an interview a few days ago, film director Luca Guadagnino revealed that the sequel of the film is unsustainable, and the sequel originally planned will be even more ambitious.
Luca Guadagnino said: "There is no way to shoot a sequel, it is a disaster at the box office, nothing. I love this movie, but I can’t do anything about it. The screenwriter and I always think that this movie is just a grandiose Only the first half of the plan. What I can tell you is that in the sequel, the story will take place in five different times and spaces. One of them will take place in Scotland in 1200." From Luca Guarda According to Nino’s rhetoric, the story would have been very grand, but due to the box office of the film, the chances of the sequel being shot are not high.
The heroine of the remake of "The Wind and Wind" is the protagonist Susie played by Dakota Johnson. She left the United States with a dream and came to a famous ballet school in Germany on a rainy night. This is a luxurious Private school, but behind the grand appearance is a witch’s cave, so a series of terrorist incidents happened. The original "Wind Wind" is the first in the "Mother Trilogy" by the horror master Dario Aquido. The remaining two are "Hell" in 1980 and "Tears of the Evil" in 2007.
A few years ago, Luca Guadagnino vowed to say that he was already preparing for the shooting of the next two films. He said: "We were initially preparing to name this movie "Golden Wind: The First", but some felt that if it was called this name, the film would have to be combined with other films to make it work. In order to highlight this. We finally decided to call a film that could be made independent of "The Wind and Wind"." However, now, the plan has been shelved.
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